Archive · 22 Sep 2025
India, Greece Conclude Maiden Bilateral Maritime Exercise
Imagine India and Greece's navies as friends who decided to practice sailing together!
They just finished their first big practice in the Mediterranean Sea.
It was in two parts: first, they hung out and learned about each other's ships, like checking out how each other's kitchens work.
Then, they sailed around doing fun exercises.
They pretended to fight underwater enemies, practiced shooting, and helped each other with supplies.
They are getting better at working together in case they need to in the future, making sure everyone is safe at sea.
The maiden bilateral maritime exercise between India and Greece concluded in the Mediterranean Sea.
The exercise involved both a harbour phase and a sea phase.
Personnel engaged in activities to foster mutual understanding and synergy.
Sea phase involved complex maritime maneuvers and tactical exercises.
The exercise validated professional skills and enhanced interoperability.
- Who
- Indian Navy and Hellenic Navy
- What
- Concluded a maiden bilateral maritime exercise
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Mediterranean Sea
- Why
- To enhance interoperability and cooperation.
- Exercise Name
- Maiden bilateral maritime exercise
- Participants
- Indian Navy and Hellenic Navy
- Location
- Mediterranean Sea
- Phases
- Harbour and Sea
- Indian Navy Ship
- INS Trikand